Meanings of come unsought in English

No, the words had come unsought to his lips, the Spirit had spoken.

She paused, afire with an eloquence that had come unsought.

It seems to me you need not hunt for excitement here; it will come unsought.

All his promotion and his honour had come unsought.

The opportunity of comparing notes had come unsought.

The war had come unsought, unexpected, unprepared for.

Ecstasy of this kind must come unsought; and the way to it lies through conflict, humiliation, self-mastery.

The tests come unsought, unasked for.

But rank did not come unsought, or otherwise, to Philip's fellow volunteer from the Faringfield house, Mr. Cornelius.

The worries come unsought.

His own mysticism, which did not strive, or cry, or seek after marvels, though marvels might come unsought, is expressed in Arthur's words:-

The invitation "to conduct divine services in St. Cuthbert's, whose pulpit is now vacant," had come unsought from the kirk session of that distant temple.

We are not now seeking religion; indeed, true religion generally comes unsought.

No matter that it comes unsought, and comes not for the seeking.

The sudden thought of your face is like a wound when it comes unsought

He was the kind of man to whom promotions came unsought, and without noise.